White dashboard lights
White usually shows a system's status: ready, on standby or temporarily unavailable. 128 white indicator lights on record; open one for its exact meaning.
2H indicator (white)Dashboard lights2H indicator (white)Alerts the driver that the vehicle is in the Two-Wheel Drive High mode.On Jeep
ACC onDashboard lightsACC onAdaptive cruise control (ACC) is activated (shown neutral, not green).On Škoda
ACC ready indicator (white)Dashboard lightsACC ready indicator (white)Adaptive Cruise Control is turned on but not set.On Jeep
ACC regulating, no vehicle ahead (white outline car)Dashboard lightsACC regulating, no vehicle ahead (white outline car)White version: adaptive cruise control is regulating and no vehicle is detected ahead, so it holds the set speed.On Volkswagen
ACC regulating, vehicle ahead (white solid car)Dashboard lightsACC regulating, vehicle ahead (white solid car)White version: adaptive cruise control is regulating and has detected a vehicle ahead; it keeps the set distance.On Volkswagen
ASL main indication (white)Dashboard lightsASL main indication (white)The indication is displayed in white when the MODE switch is pressed and the Adjustable Speed Limiter is activated.On Mazda
AUTO HOLD status indicator (white)Dashboard lightsAUTO HOLD status indicator (white)The AUTO HOLD system function is activated in Standby state.On MG
AdBlue fault (white, wrench)Dashboard lightsAdBlue fault (white, wrench)With the wrench, the AdBlue light means the wrong fluid has been filled or a fault was found. Trained technicians must purge or service the system. If the same symbol is red, the fault is more serious and the engine will not start.On Audi
AdBlue level low (white bottle)Dashboard lightsAdBlue level low (white bottle)Lights white when the AdBlue level is low; refill when convenient. If you do not refill, yellow and then red warnings follow.On Volkswagen
AdBlue low (white)Dashboard lightsAdBlue low (white)Audi's AdBlue symbols drop the text because a message accompanies them. This bottle version in white shows that the AdBlue level is low and needs topping up. If it turns red, the car will not start until fluid has been added.On Audi
AdBlue low (white, text)Dashboard lightsAdBlue low (white, text)AdBlue is the urea fluid the diesel exhaust cleaning (SCR) system needs. Shown in white, the light means the fluid is running low; a message usually shows how far the car can still be driven.On Audi
Adaptive cruise control following distance (white)Dashboard lightsAdaptive cruise control following distance (white)Shows the gap to the vehicle ahead that adaptive cruise control will keep. The more lines between the cars, the longer the distance. It appears briefly in white when the driver changes the distance setting.On Audi
Adaptive cruise control indicator (white)Dashboard lightsAdaptive cruise control indicator (white)The adaptive cruise control system is in Standby state.On MG
Audi side assist unavailable (white)Dashboard lightsAudi side assist unavailable (white)Audi's side assist light points to a fault in the system whatever its colour; in white it can also just mean the system is unavailable. It may come back after a restart or once the sensors are cleaned. If it stays on, vehicles alongside are not detected, so visit a dealer soon.On Audi
Auto Hold ready2 meaningsAuto Hold readyAuto Hold is activated and prepared to intervene.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Auto start/stop off (white)3 meaningsAuto start/stop off (white)The automatic engine start/stop system is turned off, so the engine will not shut down at stops. It can be switched back on with the start/stop button on the dashboard that carries a similar symbol.Differs by brand.On Audi
Automatic brake hold standby (A and HOLD, white)Dashboard lightsAutomatic brake hold standby (A and HOLD, white)The white Automatic brake hold indicator light lights when the Automatic brake hold system is on standby.On Nissan
Automatic high beam enabled (white)Dashboard lightsAutomatic high beam enabled (white)The white symbol shows that the automatic high beam function is enabled.On Volvo
Automatic main beamDashboard lightsAutomatic main beamShows that the automatic main beam headlight function is in use.On Renault
Bluetooth phone connected (white)Dashboard lightsBluetooth phone connected (white)Shown in the instrument cluster when a mobile phone is connected to the car via Bluetooth.On Volkswagen
Brake pedal warning (outlined foot, arrow down)Dashboard lightsBrake pedal warning (outlined foot, arrow down)The light comes on to indicate that the brake pedal needs to be pressed.On Dacia
Child safety lock fault (white)Dashboard lightsChild safety lock fault (white)Shows a problem with the electric child safety lock, which disables the rear inside door handles and rear window switches. If the car has a child lock button on the driver's door, press it again; if the warning stays on, have the system serviced soon.On Audi
Child safety lock fault (white, child in circle)Dashboard lightsChild safety lock fault (white, child in circle)Shows a problem with the electric child safety lock, which disables the rear inside door handles and rear window switches. If the car has a child lock button on the driver's door, press it again; if the warning stays on, have the system serviced soon.On Audi
Climate preconditioning unavailable (white)Dashboard lightsClimate preconditioning unavailable (white)Climate preconditioning lets the cabin be heated or cooled ahead of a trip, started from a phone app at once or by timer. On a combustion-engined car this symbol means the function cannot heat the cabin, because that needs the vehicle running, or that it is unavailable because of a fault.On Audi
Combustion engine only (white)Dashboard lightsCombustion engine only (white)The hybrid vehicle is being driven by the internal combustion engine alone.On Audi
Comfort driving modeDashboard lightsComfort driving modeComfort driving mode is selected, suited to roads with poorer surfaces or long motorway journeys. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Comfort driving profile (white curved road)Dashboard lightsComfort driving profile (white curved road)Shown when the Comfort driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Cruise control fault2 meaningsCruise control faultThe cruise control system is unavailable. Switch the engine off and restart. If it is still unavailable, check that the car's brake lights (and a trailer's) work; if they do and the fault remains, seek a garage.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Cruise control indicator (white)Dashboard lightsCruise control indicator (white)The constant speed cruise control system is in Standby mode.On MG
Cruise control on (white dial, hollow arrow)Dashboard lightsCruise control on (white dial, hollow arrow)Cruise control is switched on but is not currently controlling the speed.On Volkswagen
Cruise control ready (white)3 meaningsCruise control ready (white)Cruise control is switched on and ready, but no speed has been set yet, or the set speed was cancelled. The dial and pointer stand for a chosen speed.Differs by brand.On Audi
Cruise control ready indicator (white)Dashboard lightsCruise control ready indicator (white)This light comes on when the cruise control has been turned on but not set.On Jeep
Cruise main indication (white)Dashboard lightsCruise main indication (white)The indication comes on (white) when the cruise control system is activated.On Mazda
Door open warning light (white)Dashboard lightsDoor open warning light (white)Lit steadily with a message: a door or the tailgate is not properly closed, at speeds below 10 km/h. Above 10 km/h a beep sounds as well.On Citroën
Doors locked (white)Dashboard lightsDoors locked (white)The doors are locked and cannot be opened normally. In an emergency they can still be opened by pulling the door handle hard past its usual opening point at least twice.On Audi
Driver alertness warning (coffee cup, white)Dashboard lightsDriver alertness warning (coffee cup, white)This white warning light lights when the Intelligent Driver Alertness system operates.On Nissan
Driver attention monitor stage 1 (white eye with !)Dashboard lightsDriver attention monitor stage 1 (white eye with !)Distraction detected. Depending on the configuration, an audible warning may be issued. A white control lamp and a text message are shown on the instrument cluster screen. Stop making operating inputs and pay attention to the traffic. The text message is displayed for 4 to 6 seconds.On CUPRA
Driver distraction warning (white)2 meaningsDriver distraction warning (white)The distraction detection system judges that the driver's attention is drifting from driving, for example while changing the seat position; at a high level an audible alert is given. The white symbol can also mean the detection system is unavailable, so read the accompanying message. If it does not come back after restarting the car, have it checked. Sensitivity can be set to high, medium or low, or the system switched off.Differs by brand.On Audi
Driver monitoring (white)Dashboard lightsDriver monitoring (white)The driver monitoring system watches the driver's eyes and head for drowsiness or inattention. In white this symbol has two possible meanings: a suggestion to take a break, or that the system is unavailable. The message shown with it on the instrument panel tells which one applies.On Audi
Drowsiness detected warning light (white)Dashboard lightsDrowsiness detected warning light (white)Driver drowsiness has been detected: take a break. A pop-up message stays on until the driver presses OK.On Jeep
Drowsiness monitor warning level 1 (white coffee cup)Dashboard lightsDrowsiness monitor warning level 1 (white coffee cup)Level 1: the system has detected that the driver is becoming tired. An audible signal sounds and a white control lamp and a text message are shown on the instrument cluster; consider taking a break. The white lamp and a message also appear when the driver has been driving for 4.5 hours without a break and without any recognised fatigue.On CUPRA
Dynamic steering adjusting (white)Dashboard lightsDynamic steering adjusting (white)Dynamic steering is adjusting the position of the steering wheel or resetting itself, so the wheel may move slightly after the engine starts. This can be needed if the wheel was turned while the engine was off; the light goes out when it is finished.On Audi
EV mode not available (crossed out)Dashboard lightsEV mode not available (crossed out)Electric-only driving cannot be selected because the required conditions are not met. It can also mean the destination set in navigation is beyond the range of the hybrid battery.On Audi
EV mode unavailable (white)Dashboard lightsEV mode unavailable (white)Shown in white or grey, the EV mode light means electric-only driving is not available right now. Whether it can be used depends on things like battery charge, outside temperature and speed. In green, EV mode is on.On Audi
Eco driving modeDashboard lightsEco driving modeEco driving mode is selected, suited to a relaxed driving style and helps save fuel. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Eco driving profile (white road and trees)Dashboard lightsEco driving profile (white road and trees)Shown when the Eco driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Economical mode (white eco)Dashboard lightsEconomical mode (white eco)Shown while driving when the car is running in an economical mode, such as with Active Cylinder Management switching cylinders off.On Volkswagen
Electric mode not available (E in a slashed circle)Dashboard lightsElectric mode not available (E in a slashed circle)The indicator lamp lights up white. Electric mode (driving in electric mode) cannot be used temporarily because one or more conditions are not met; meet the conditions for using the electric mode.On CUPRA
Emergency assist (white)Dashboard lightsEmergency assist (white)Emergency assist is working. It monitors the driver and steps in if the driver stops responding: first it prompts the driver to resume steering, and if there is still no reaction it takes control and brakes the car to a stop in its own lane.On Audi
Emergency assist fault (white)Dashboard lightsEmergency assist fault (white)There is a fault in emergency assist, the system that brings the car to a stop when it detects no activity from the driver. The system can be switched off in the driver assistance menu.On Audi
Foot on the brake2 meaningsFoot on the brakeStays on when there is not enough, or no, pressure on the brake pedal. With the automatic gearbox and engine running you must press the brake to leave P before releasing the parking brake, and it may be needed to leave N. It also stays on if you try to release the parking brake without pressing the brake pedal.Differs by brand.On Peugeot
Foot on the clutch indicatorDashboard lightsFoot on the clutch indicatorLit steadily: Stop & Start change to START mode refused because the clutch pedal is not fully depressed. Fully depress the clutch pedal.On Citroën
Front Assist activatingDashboard lightsFront Assist activatingFront Assist is being activated and is not yet available. This happens for about 30 seconds after starting. Front Assist may also be unavailable in a steep curve or during an ESC intervention.On Škoda
Front Assist starting up (white)Dashboard lightsFront Assist starting up (white)Front Assist is starting up and is not, or only partly, available while this is shown. It goes out after a short drive straight ahead. Depending on the country it is shown white or yellow.On Volkswagen
Gear change indicator (lever with triangle)Dashboard lightsGear change indicator (lever with triangle)Gear change indicator: advises the driver to change to a lower gear.On Renault
Gear change indicator (shift up)Dashboard lightsGear change indicator (shift up)Advises the driver to change to a higher gear.On Renault
Hill descent assist3 meaningsHill descent assistGrey: hill descent assist is activated. Green: it is intervening. You can change the speed with the brake or accelerator pedal; when you release the pedal the assistant maintains the current speed.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Hill descent control indicator (white)Dashboard lightsHill descent control indicator (white)Solid: Hill Descent Control is armed; it is only available in 4WD Low and below 30 mph (48 km/h). It flashes if the conditions are not met.On Jeep
Hybrid automatic mode (white)Dashboard lightsHybrid automatic mode (white)Hybrid operation is set to automatic mode.On Audi
Hybrid automatic mode with navigation (white)Dashboard lightsHybrid automatic mode with navigation (white)Hybrid operation is in automatic mode, and the added navigation arrowhead shows that route guidance is active and its data is being used to manage the drive.On Audi
Individual driving modeDashboard lightsIndividual driving modeIndividual driving mode is selected, in which some of the car's systems can be adjusted individually. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Individual driving profile (white road and star)Dashboard lightsIndividual driving profile (white road and star)Shown when the Individual driving profile, with your own settings, has been selected.On Volkswagen
Intelligent speed limiter indicator (white)Dashboard lightsIntelligent speed limiter indicator (white)The intelligent speed limit assistance system is in Standby state.On MG
Key not detected (white car and padlock)Dashboard lightsKey not detected (white car and padlock)The white symbol means the car could not detect the key when starting.On Volvo
Key not detected (white)Dashboard lightsKey not detected (white)The car does not detect the electronic key, so keyless starting will not work. The key may be missing or its battery flat; check it is in the car and replace the battery if needed.On Audi
Lane assist, left line (white)Dashboard lightsLane assist, left line (white)In white, this left-hand lane line means Audi's lane departure system is switched on but cannot give warnings yet. The same line in green means it is ready, and in red the car is being steered back towards the lane centre.On Audi
Lane assist, right line (white)Dashboard lightsLane assist, right line (white)In white, this right-hand lane line means Audi's lane departure system is switched on but cannot give warnings yet. The same line in green means it is ready, and in red the car is being steered back towards the lane centre.On Audi
Lane departure warning light (white)Dashboard lightsLane departure warning light (white)Flashing with a beep: a lane line is being crossed; steer back. Lit steadily with a message: system failure; drive carefully and go to a workshop.On Citroën
Lane keeping not ready (white)Dashboard lightsLane keeping not ready (white)A steady white version of the lane-markings-with-arrows light shows that lane keeping is not ready. Green means the system is ready and may steer gently near a marking; amber flashes when a marking has been crossed unintentionally.On Audi
Lane keeping off (white, Off)Dashboard lightsLane keeping off (white, Off)The lane keeping system has been switched off. The word OFF can also point to a fault in the system.On Audi
Light Assist ready2 meaningsLight Assist readyLight Assist (automatic high beam) is activated. When it switches the high beam on, the blue version of this light is shown.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Lights off reminderDashboard lightsLights off reminderThe lights are not switched on. Switch on the lights.On Škoda
Maneuver assist (white)Dashboard lightsManeuver assist (white)Maneuver assist helps when parking: sensors watch the areas in front, behind and beside the car, and the system brakes to avoid hitting an obstacle. Objects about 20 cm (8 in) high or taller can be detected. If you keep driving towards the obstacle after the system has braked, maneuver assist switches off.On Audi
Maneuver assist deactivated (white)Dashboard lightsManeuver assist deactivated (white)The line through the symbol means maneuver assist, the parking support that brakes for obstacles around the car, is switched off for the moment.On Audi
Manual speed limiter indicator (white)Dashboard lightsManual speed limiter indicator (white)The manual speed limit assistance system is in Standby state.On MG
Max Regeneration indicator (white)Dashboard lightsMax Regeneration indicator (white)This indicator light shows that Max Regeneration is on but not ready.On Jeep
Night vision assist (white)Dashboard lightsNight vision assist (white)Status of night vision assist, which uses an infrared camera to spot people and animals by their warmth. Depending on the car, the white symbol means either that the system is on and working or that it is currently unavailable; check the message shown with it. The system does not work in daylight or in warm weather above about 24 °C (75 °F).On Audi
Normal driving modeDashboard lightsNormal driving modeNormal driving mode is selected, suited to a normal driving style. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Normal driving profile (white lane lines)2 meaningsNormal driving profile (white lane lines)Shown when the Normal driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
OLED tail lights out (white)Dashboard lightsOLED tail lights out (white)Audi shows this when the OLED tail lights have a malfunction. The lights are turned off and stay off until they are repaired; a blown fuse or wiring fault is also possible.On Audi
Offroad Individual profile (white mountain and star)Dashboard lightsOffroad Individual profile (white mountain and star)Shown when the Offroad Individual driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Offroad driving modeDashboard lightsOffroad driving modeOffroad mode is selected (all-wheel-drive cars only), suited to unpaved roads; the car is still not designed for rough terrain. In this mode the automatic gearbox cannot be set to its sport setting, and upshifts must be made manually with the steering wheel buttons.On Škoda
Offroad driving profile (white mountain)Dashboard lightsOffroad driving profile (white mountain)Shown when the Offroad driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Owner's manual reference (white)Dashboard lightsOwner's manual reference (white)Shown with a warning or message to point out that more information about it is given in the owner's manual.On Volkswagen
PARK BRAKE text (white)Dashboard lightsPARK BRAKE text (white)Audi shows this in white in the information display, together with the other parking brake symbol. Seen together they mean the car is standing on a slope too steep for the parking brake to hold reliably; the same pair is also used to show that the parking brake has been applied.On Audi
Park assist (steering) malfunction (white)Dashboard lightsPark assist (steering) malfunction (white)Audi also uses this P-and-steering-wheel symbol in white to show a malfunction of the parking system. A text message in the information display gives possible remedies.On Audi
Park assist malfunction (white)Dashboard lightsPark assist malfunction (white)Audi uses this white parking symbol to show a malfunction of the parking aid, which relies on ultrasonic sensors front and rear. A text message in the information display suggests what to do, for example cleaning dirty sensors. Driving is not affected, but take extra care when parking.On Audi
Park assist off (white, OFF)Dashboard lightsPark assist off (white, OFF)With OFF added, the parking assistant may simply have been switched off; if that was not intended, look for the switch carrying the same symbol. If the light flashes, a malfunction has shut the system down.On Audi
Parking brake (white)Dashboard lightsParking brake (white)Audi shows this in white in the information display, together with the other parking brake symbol. Seen together they mean the car is standing on a slope too steep for the parking brake to hold reliably; the same pair is also used to show that the parking brake has been applied.On Audi
Passenger seat belt not fastened (white)Dashboard lightsPassenger seat belt not fastened (white)In an Audi, this black-and-white symbol tells the driver that one of the passengers has not fastened their seat belt.On Audi
Pedestrian horn fault lightDashboard lightsPedestrian horn fault lightLit steadily (hybrid or electric): a fault has been detected in the pedestrian horn. Go to a workshop.On Citroën
Phone battery level (white)Dashboard lightsPhone battery level (white)Shows the battery charge level of the mobile phone connected to the car.On Volkswagen
Plugged in, not charging (white plug)Dashboard lightsPlugged in, not charging (white plug)The charging process indicator is displayed on the instrument cluster during charging. White means the connector is plugged in but no charging process is active.On CUPRA
Pop-up hood not available (white)Dashboard lightsPop-up hood not available (white)The pedestrian-protection pop-up hood is not available, either because of a fault or because it has already deployed. The hood is lifted by a charge in a front impact with a pedestrian or similar at roughly 25 to 55 km/h; hitting a kerb or a deep pothole can also trigger it. A workshop must repair the system, or reset it after it has been used.On Audi
Press brake pedal (foot on pedal)Dashboard lightsPress brake pedal (foot on pedal)Lights to tell you to press the brake pedal, for example to start the vehicle or to change gear position.On Renault
Race driving profile (white two flags)Dashboard lightsRace driving profile (white two flags)Shown when the Race driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Rain sensor active (white)Dashboard lightsRain sensor active (white)The white symbol shows that the rain sensor is active.On Volvo
Rear seat unoccupied (white)Dashboard lightsRear seat unoccupied (white)Part of the check of all seats and belts: this rear seat is empty, so there is no unfastened belt to worry about.On Audi
Rest recommended (white)3 meaningsRest recommended (white)Suggests taking a break after a long time at the wheel, usually together with a chime and a message on the display. It is not a fault in the car.Differs by brand.On Audi
Road sign display settings warningDashboard lightsRoad sign display settings warningDynamic Road Sign Display: the speed warning that has been set is not in accordance with the legislation. Speed values on displayed signs are in the units valid in the country.On Škoda
SCR system fault (white AdBlue bottle and spanner)Dashboard lightsSCR system fault (white AdBlue bottle and spanner)White first stage of an exhaust aftertreatment (SCR) fault, or non-standard AdBlue. Drive to a workshop. If it is not fixed within 50 km, the warning turns yellow with about 1,000 km left before the engine can no longer be started.On Volkswagen
Safe distance warning2 meaningsSafe distance warningWarns that you are not keeping a safe distance to the vehicle ahead.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Selec-Speed Control indicator (white)Dashboard lightsSelec-Speed Control indicator (white)This light comes on when Selec-Speed Control is activated; the vehicle must be in 4WD Low.On Jeep
Service due (white double spanner)Dashboard lightsService due (white double spanner)A service is due: an oil change service, an inspection or both, as shown in the service interval display.On Volkswagen
Service due soon (solid spanner)Dashboard lightsService due soon (solid spanner)Shown on the instrument panel when the ignition is switched on. If it shows briefly, the next service is due within 1,860 to 620 miles (3,000 to 1,000 km) or 60 to 21 days. If it stays on, the next service is due in less than 620 miles (1,000 km) or 21 days: have the car serviced very soon.On Peugeot
Service overdue (flashing spanner)Dashboard lightsService overdue (flashing spanner)When the ignition is switched on, the service spanner flashes and then stays on: the service interval has been exceeded. Have the car serviced as soon as possible.On Peugeot
Snowflake, horizontal arm (white)Dashboard lightsSnowflake, horizontal arm (white)Shown when the Snow driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Snowflake, vertical arm (white)Dashboard lightsSnowflake, vertical arm (white)Shown next to the outside temperature when it falls below about +4°C (+39°F); it stays until the temperature rises above about +6°C (+43°F). Roads can be icy even above +4°C, so do not rely on this display alone.On Volkswagen
Soft top trouble (white)Dashboard lightsSoft top trouble (white)Shown in white in the information display along with text explaining the issue with the soft top. Power-top lights come on during the start-up check and stay on if a fault is found or if opening or closing was not completed.On Audi
Speed adapted to road layout (white)Dashboard lightsSpeed adapted to road layout (white)Predictive cruise control is adjusting speed to the road ahead, such as bends. It is set up in the Assist systems menu and works when adaptive cruise control is on.On Volkswagen
Speed limiter active (white, LIM beside gauge)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter active (white, LIM beside gauge)White version: the speed limiter is switched on and regulating.On Volkswagen
Speed limiter faultDashboard lightsSpeed limiter faultThe speed limiter has a fault and does not work. Switch the engine off and restart; if it still does not work, seek a specialist garage.On Škoda
Speed limiter on (LIM)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter on (LIM)The speed limiter is activated (shown neutral, not green).On Škoda
Speed warning (MPH, white)Dashboard lightsSpeed warning (MPH, white)The speed limit set by the driver has been exceeded; a warning tone may also sound. In some markets the circle shows KPH instead of MPH.On Audi
Sport driving modeDashboard lightsSport driving modeSport driving mode is selected, suited to a sporty driving style. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Sport driving profile (white flag over road)Dashboard lightsSport driving profile (white flag over road)Shown when the Sport driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Start-stop engine off2 meaningsStart-stop engine offThe START-STOP system has automatically switched off the engine.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Take over steering (white hands on wheel)2 meaningsTake over steering (white hands on wheel)Lights white with a message when Travel Assist asks you to take over the steering. If ignored, it is followed by the red request to take over immediately.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
Take over steering (white)Dashboard lightsTake over steering (white)You have let go of the steering wheel. Take over steering. If you do not respond to the more urgent warning, the system switches off or, depending on equipment, Emergency Assist is activated.On Škoda
Traction battery charging (white)Dashboard lightsTraction battery charging (white)The white symbol shows that the traction battery is charging.On Volvo
Traction battery maintaining charge (white)Dashboard lightsTraction battery maintaining charge (white)The white symbol shows that the traction battery is keeping its charge level.On Volvo
Traffic Sign Recognition OFF (crossed sign, white)Dashboard lightsTraffic Sign Recognition OFF (crossed sign, white)This white warning light is displayed if the Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) system has been switched off.On Nissan
Traffic jam assist indicator (white)Dashboard lightsTraffic jam assist indicator (white)The traffic jam assist system is in Standby state.On MG
Traffic sign recognition fault (white)2 meaningsTraffic sign recognition fault (white)The car is currently unable to recognize traffic signs and the function switches itself off. A message explains why, for example a restricted camera view, missing navigation data or a fault. If a real malfunction is reported, have a dealer or service shop repair it.Differs by brand.On Audi
Transmission fault (white)Dashboard lightsTransmission fault (white)A transmission problem has been detected, for example overheating, a park lock fault or a major gearbox malfunction. A message on the display explains the issue and says whether the car can still be driven.On Audi
e-Pedal Step OFF indicator (e-Pedal OFF text, grey)Dashboard lightse-Pedal Step OFF indicator (e-Pedal OFF text, grey)The e-Pedal Step indicator in the vehicle information display shows the status of the e-Pedal Step system. It changes to grey when the e-Pedal Step system is turned off.On Nissan
pre sense fault (white, circle with star)Dashboard lightspre sense fault (white, circle with star)In white in the information display this pre sense symbol indicates a malfunction of the collision-protection system; a message explains the problem. It may be as simple as a dirty sensor or need a workshop. Normal driving is not affected.On Audi
pre sense fault (white, dashed circle)Dashboard lightspre sense fault (white, dashed circle)A malfunction indicator for Audi pre sense, the system that detects collision risks around the car. A message in the display describes the problem, which can be anything from a fault needing a workshop to a dirty sensor (cleaning the car is a good first step). Normal driving is not affected.On Audi